John Trapp on Ezekiel 36:25

Ver. 25. Then will I sprinkle clean water upon you] He alludeth to the legal purifications; eſpecially that made by the aſhes of a red cow mixed with running water, wherewith the people were ſprinkled, and ſo cleanſed from legal defilement, Num. 19. Semblably the Saints, ſprinkled with Chriſts blood from an evil conſcience, by the byſſop-bunch of faith, and ſo waſhed with clean water, (Heb. 10.22.) in baptiſme (the ſaving vertue whereof is permanent, 1 Pet. 3.21.) are juſtified and ſanctified, 1 Cor. 6.11. This bleſſed ſprinkling David prayeth for, Pſal. 51. The Baptiſt alſo and others sprinkled thoſe whom they baptized: both to anſwer the [illegible: 2 letters]pes of the Law, Epiſt. 83. and this prediction of the Prophet, underſtood by Hierom of Baptiſme; which is a viſible ſign and ſeal of our being waſhed from the filth of ſin by the merit and Spirit of Jeſus Chriſt, Tit. 3.5.